Anderson got the credit (having already bagged a Nobel Prize for observing the positron, it was probably an easier sell..) but there was a considerable dramatis personae - Bethe, Heitler, Rossi, Neddermeyer, Street, Stevenson, Carlson and Oppenheimer - without whose contributions the "mesotron" would not have been discovered.
He used the lessons of his rock-and-roll idols to build a wild-child public persona that surpassed his considerable soccer skills.
Mr. Cheadle, who played Sammy Davis Jr. in HBO's 1998 film "The Rat Pack," has a higher profile for his considerable acting talent than for his persona.
But if this multi-stranded narrative sounds challenging, it should be remembered that McDermid always has the full measure of such things, and her large and colourful dramatis personae are marshalled with considerable authority.
With considerable skill, Grey had invented an American persona, Tippi Gray, and it was under this name that he joined three bobsleighing friends and won gold medals in both the 1928 and the 1932 winter Olympic games".
Laddish entertainers such as Rory McGrath, Phil Jupitus and Sean Lock, for instance, have all slowly established their comic personas by deliberately playing down their considerable intelligence until they think the public is ready for them.
One of the reasons I have selected Persona and Three Women for extended discussion is that both films represent considerable creative leaps for their directors- important, andirectors- importantreand with thevenpasts.
Mr. O'Callaghan's onstage persona may dip into arrogance at times, but the production works up considerable suspense and occasional outrage, even though the outcome is a foregone conclusion (1 20).
Certainly there are those who believe that Sykes's considerable success owes less to her journalism than it does to her on-show, princess persona.
In response to bad press regarding his somewhat raunchy stage persona, he attempted to assume a more-sophisticated tone in the late 1960s and found considerable success with his songs "Green, Green Grass of Home" (1966) and "Delilah" (1968).
